Partners

Owned by Zane Ullman (Unlicensed)
Last updated: Apr 16, 2024 by Nancy Joyce

Money.Net data partners and collaborates with many firms to deliver a seamless and empowering markets experience in two ways:

  • Money.Net powered applications: Some partners offer tools which consume Money.Net data in their application (MATLAB data analysis, Excel spreadsheets)
  • Integrated into Money.Net: Other partners are integrated into Money.Net as a seamless value add to Money.Net customers (Symphony Chat)



         






Summary: Analyze complex market data and news quickly with Money.Net data through MATLAB.

Who? Data analysts and developers. MATLAB is the easiest and most productive software environment for market data analysis by financial engineers, data scientists, financial analysts, quants, strategists, risk managers, students, and academic researchers. Banks, hedge funds, asset managers, students and academics all use MATLAB.

What? Mathematical analysis software. MATLAB (matrix laboratory) is a programming language used to mathematically analyse large amounts of data, including market data, developed by the firm MathWorks, Inc. Money.Net is a market data firm providing realtime and historical market prices, reference fundamentals like economic data, financial statements, supply and demand numbers, as well as breaking news.

Where? Step 1: One must first be a regular monthly subscription customer of Money.Net and obtain a standard Money.Net login here. Step 2: One must then purchase a copy of MATLAB from MathWorks here.

How is this better than Bloomberg? Unlike Bloomberg and other old clunky legacy expensive applications, no special add in is required to use Money.Net data in MATLAB. Money.Net just works natively with MATLAB, which is a huge benefit versus other market data vendors requiring a clunky add in to be installed and maintained.

Why? Speed and productivity. MATLAB is designed for data scientists that need to interact quickly with market data in a mathematical manner. The software allows easy 2D and 3D visualization of data, quick investigation of trade ideas using MATLAB’s extensive set of built-in math functions, and allows one to perform common mathematical tasks without having to program. The software allows for rapid curve fitting, data classification, signal analysis, and many other specific financial data tasks.

How? Learn how to use Money.Net market information through MATLAB here.

Cost: Money.Net monthly/annual subscription PLUS a purchased copy of MATLAB.


Summary: Spreadsheets updated with fresh market data automatically. The Money.Net Excel Add-In is available to Money.Net customers at no additional charge.

Who? Anyone that interacts with financial information through Excel spreadsheets.

What? The Money.Net Excel Add-In is free software for Money.Net customers that significantly reduces the amount of time spent collecting and organizing macroeconomic data, news and market data like real time or historical prices. The Money.Net add-in provides free access to over 1,000,000 economic data series from various sources (e.g., BEA, BLS, Census, and OECD) as well as real time market prices and related fundamentals directly through Microsoft’s Excel spreadsheet.

Money.Net also provides a set of Excel spreadsheet templates to get you started and we have a team willing and able to build and convert any spreadsheets you need.

Where? Step 1: One must first be a regular monthly subscription customer of Money.Net and obtain a standard Money.Net login here. Step 2: One must have purchased a copy of Excel from Microsoft. Step 3: Install the Money.Net Excel Add-In from here.

How is this better than Bloomberg? Unlike Bloomberg, the Money.Net Excel Add-In contains more data, contains news, is more intuitive, and we don’t log users off which can impact time series analysis. Finally, older legacy systems maps are poorly designed and are not very intuitive. Money.Net’s Excel Add-In is fast, automatic, elegant, and intuitive.

In addition to Money.Net’s native data, we openly integrate the US FRED database any US EIA databases which have the following benefits:

  • One-click instant download of economic time series.
  • Browse the most popular data and search the FRED database.
  • Quick and easy data frequency conversion and growth rate calculations.
  • Instantly refresh and update spreadsheets with newly released data.
  • Create graphs with NBER recession shading and an auto update feature.


Why? Excel is the most intuitive, quick way used in finance to interact with financial data and news.

How? Learn more about Money.Net’s Excel Add-In .

Cost: Money.Net monthly/annual subscription and a purchased copy of Excel.